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Home My WebLink About1988 February 02 1988 Special Nooksack Valley School District 506GRAND CUM. POLL TOTALS AND ABSENTEES _---___,,.;�.u.��.a�ii:r, ._�ru.i �—.yz..�iie.%.-Ila..:x�r ��']C_rI,—.o�r•c.�,}.- r _.-`�.. �.__---- SPECIAL ELECTION NiOKSACK SD 506 PROP 1 LEVY VHATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON PORN COUNT R �K 100 599 78.6 01 LEVY Y=_ 12736 21.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT NOOKSACK SD 506 PROP 2 SE55- -- ---pEr.lcrs�� If3N � -- — - — - -GV-10A-USi.0-L.0. POSN COUNT m ?n 109 577 76.1 01 2nr4GS YES 901 PROP 1 111 1B1 7-;.9 _'i2 ;;n_N-n, N�:> --- — 15T YR SSP6009000 2ND YR $5r600.000 POSN COUNT Y RK MT.SAKER SD 507 POOP 1 LEVY Tiii !�A3A I EVY. 1ST YR TQ0a:9o0..2wn Ya Sc rQ1 008 1489 21.5 02 LEVY NO 00SN COUNT k RK 119 769 75.7 01 LEVY Yr.c -- FFRNQAI � S-D.—LQ? PPOP i i t Vy -- __-- 1P1 247 24.3 02 l EVY N(''—••-_-- -.._�____�. 1ST YR $19700.000 2ND YR 51r7009000 POSN COUNT S RK 024_ _ 1174_71-1 01—BEVY YES 0Z6 477 2F.9 02 LEVY NO - — - ---Bt AIN PROP 1LibY 1ST YR $8009000 2ND YR $B509000 PORN COUNT % RK 0A A Sn4 79_•..OL_ 1_FVY YES ------- - 045 164 24.6 02 LEVY NO PROp.2 i.rV•L- - - - - - - — - -. $1609000 SCHOOL BUSES POSH b53 COUNT % RK 7-1-�i01__ LFdY YEc_ 055 9F15 175 26.5 02 — LEVY NO I YAlnFN Gaj ._S 04 rdPrP I I FVY — 1ST YR $5159000 2ND YR $565.000 POSN COUNT t -RK -_0K? �6i_$Z.£1_L'1.__ �FVY YES 0,64 182 17.4 0? LEVY NO SDS_0_r PROP I lEV-Y_ 1ST YR 5395.000 2ND YR 54130000 PCSN COUNT °k RK 092 128 22.0 02 LEVY NO 6.0. BONDS 5300.000.00 POSN COUNT Y RK Di14 _.. 4n7 .7a-1 al _ aaync VFc _.—_ - .- �.. — __ _._ ._ —_—.---•-•_..- -- _ 091 174 29.9 02 BONDS NO �Fi in r4 Rr-15$iF T---€JOLP 590 0 0n�i T OZAL 5, SPECIAL ELECTION P, rr NCOKIACK SD 506 PROP 2 Al_ anNnc +e3-,�nna0 0 AyILO WHATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON POSH! COUNT % �K 109, 546 77.9 01 SONOS YES eS� pg s C&As t n3.S_porr_Faco: n f T uRknul it i �S� a2 _ t er s sxrrt air. -- -- 58663 REGISTRATION 'T.BAKER SD 507 PROP 1 LEVY I TyP gg,nn nOn zwn v- a�01i,G BELLINGHAM S.D. 501 PROP I LEVIES PC5N ::,CUNT q Pkr PO SN RK_- 1ST YR 9359600*000 2ND YP $59600,000 119 735 78.6 01 LEVY Yc 006 COuNT 5062 _ 83.9 01 LEVY YES 008 973 16.1 02 LEVY NO -� FERNDALE S.D. 502 PROP I LEVY 1ST YR $10700,000 2ND YR 11,7009000 024 1132 72.2 RK_� 01 LEVY YES 026 43S 27.8 02 LEVY NO - --- BLAINE S.D. 503 PROP 1 LEVY -- - — - - — - - - -- - - - - — - - 1ST YR 880,•000 ?ND YR $6509000 `POcN COUNT 9 R.K - - 043 476 77.0 01 LEVY YES 04S 14? 23.0 02 LEVY NO - BLAINE S.D. E03 PROP 2 LEVY - u $160►000 SCHOOL BUSES POSN COUNTt RK 053 456 75.1 01 LEVY YES OTsS 152 24.9 02 LEVY NO LYNDEN S.D.504 PROP 1 LEVY 1ST YR 4515.006 214u YR $5659000 �POGN- couNT- - RK - -. ... 062 829 84.2 01 LEVY YES 064 156 15.8 02 LEVY NO k+ERIDIAN SD 505 'PROP 1 LEVY v 1ST Yk S3959000 2ND YR $4139000 0'60 44T 80.3 Cl LEVY YES 082 110 19.7 02 LEVY NO — — v MERIDIAN! SG 505 PROP 2 C.G. BONDS $3009000.00 _ JL' N_ C_0 L1NT RK 689 404 72.9 O1 BONDS YES 091 L50 27.1 02 BONDS NO NCOKSACK SD 506 PROP 1 LEVY IST YR 1395,000 2ND YR S3959000 -PR CN Cour�T _nor 100 566 8'0.6 01 LEVY YES 102 137 19.4 02 LEVY NO CUM. -TOTAL ABSENTEE —.4,6WU16A,TT►m-4LLP4R7'--- I; RA€ T9cTS-=nci G1: - SPECIAL ELECTION NOOKSACK SO 506 PROP 2 —.- R s , oT--TZ' ham&—__ — -- --- �^ . BOND'0---- ,OHATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON PCSN COUNT $ RK 109 31 54.4 01 BONDS YES 1280 BALLOTS PROCESSED MT.BAKEP SD 507 PPOP 1 LEVY _ --- --_--_ — r _ --- 1ST YR x!600.000 2ND _7F�$St49s BELLINGHAP S.D. 5U1 PROP I LEVIES PLSN COUNT t RK 1ST YR 5S,600,G00 2ND YR S`_',600,000 119 34 42.0 OF LEVY Y-` Pn SN COUNT 4:_ AK _ � 121 47 S_P.-0 01— 1. FVY kf) " 6 376 42.2 02 LEVY YES 00'8 516 57.8 01 LEVY NO ~^ FERNDALE S.D. 502 PPOP A LEVY -- - IST YR 51,700.000 2ND YP $1,700.000 20--W COUNT I RX024 42 50.0 01 LEVY YES 026 42 50.0 01 LEVY NO - BLAINE S.D. 503 PROP 1 LEVY 1ST YR $600.000 2ND YR $8509000 Ps SN QOUNT '.i. PK 043 28 56.0 01 LEVY YES 04$ 22 44.0 02 LEVY NO — BLAINE S.D. 503 PROP 2 LEVY $160,000 SCHOOL BUSES C.OJJ_N7 PK -- 051 27 54.0 01 LEVY YES 055 23 46.0 02 LEVY NO LYNDEN S.D.504 PROP 1 LEVY 1ST YP S515.O00 2ND YR $565,000 062 34 56.7 01 LEVY YES 064 26 43.3 02 LEVY NO MERIDIAN SO 505 PRO&> 1 LEVY 1ST YR S395,000 2ND YR $41.s,000 - P()5N 0L,NL _s—_iiK�- 080 7 26.0 02 LEVY YES 082 18 72.0 01 LEVY NO 1 v MERIDIAN SD 505 PROP 2 G.O. NONDS $300,000.00 06SN_LL LINT % QK-- 089 3 11.1 02 BONDS YES 091 24 88.9 01 BONDS NO — NOOKSACK SO 506 PROP 1 LEVY 1ST YR %3959000 2ND YR S395.000 • POS1J COUNT 9- 4K -- - 100 31 54.4 01 LEVY YES 102 26 45.6.02 LEVY NO ELECTION NIGHT ABSENTEE TOTALS J. ,2 C.Ul'U aTTVe; Q ,n T_.— _ —COL-.— SPECIAL ELECTION FE&QUARY 2- gas NUOxSACK 'D 506 DROP,2 r_-n- ranngnc Fi V'HATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON --- POSN COUNT % 'RK 109 24 52.2 01 8nNDS YEF 1129 BALLOTS'PPOCESSED MT.tAKER SO 50T PROP 1 LEVY YR BELLINGHAM S.D. 501 PROP 1 LEVIES 1�,2Y'A ,k6.nDvoOfl ?No A61)D.oa POSN COUNT 4 RK 1ST YR S59600,000 2ND YR $g.600.000 119 25 40.3 02 LEVY YES 1.71 37 5Er._7_01- __-_1.EY.X mr, 0106 322 40.0 02 LEVY YES O'0'-8 484 60.0 al LEVY NO - - FERNDALE S.D. 502 PLOP 1 LEVY - — - - — onsM entINT_- _ e!(_ 1ST YR $1,7009000 2ND YR $1,700,000 02 4 13 46.5 02 - -- - LEVY YES - - - - - — ------ 026 38 53.5 01 LEVY NO BLAINE S.D. 503 PROP 1 LEVY — ----~-- BST YR $800.000 2ND YR $850,000 POSH COUNT % RK QA3 21 53.8 O1 — LEVY YES — 045 18 46.2 O2 LEVY NO BLAINE S.D. 503 PROP 2 LEVY $1609000 SCHOOL BUSES POcN- I- qK---- 0°53 20 51.3 01 LEVY YES 055 19 48.7 02 LEVY NO LYNDEN S.D.504 PROP 1 LEVY 1ST YR $515,000 2ND YR $5659000 +Euax-.1.9L1N-T - ti UK 062 27 51.9 01 LEVY YES 064 25 4841 02 LEVY NO 1 MERIDIAN SD 505 PROP 1 LEVY 1ST YR $395,000 2ND YR $4139000 POSNjUNT - RK- 0$0 5 22.7 02 LEVY YES 082 17 77.3 01 LEVY NO - - T - �--- MERIDIAN SD 505 PROP 2 G.O. -30NDS $30,0.000.00 _PCSN S.QUNL_- V89 2 8.0 02 BONDS YES 091 23 92.0 01 BONDS NO NOOKSACK SD 506 PROP 1 LEVY — 1ST YR S395,000 2ND YR 53959000 PnSN Cn_LMT % tJK 100 21 45.7 02 LEVY YES 102 25 54.3 01 LEVY NO 4 R .. GG 79 3 2 3 3 i 4 5 5 M1 7 6 e 7 R s i0 r-r�r.CIAL ELECTION 11 17 10 ;i -')HATLOi�l COUNTY VR SHINGTON , 11 15 IR t fC it k 13 17 1i 18 NOOK1 ACK Sid 506 PROP I LEVY S 5 A I70 14 n 141 T 12 i7 100 10 90.9 01 L'=_'V Y YES 23 as o — I EVY IND 24 14 20 ?6 NOOKSACK 50 506 PROP Z r 22 PO`,N COUNT a. "tK 23 10 c, 7 63.6 01 DOND! YES 31 44 32 25 33 76 34 35 :7 2a 3i 20 39 30 40 31 41 32.i 42 43 w a5 35 46 47 36 48 1 49 50 31 531 y, 53 dt fl • 55 ;7 5y 43, 4.7 59 d 60 u 451 d7 d ii3 :f 64 4p� 65 k 66 51 ba 52 S 53 71 54 1 55 13 56 74 15 • r. 7 79 an No LT�. 6 w rQ 1 ti vI 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 7 6 Re PREC r — 8 7 9 e ik —P�CI�i.. iv !,.:rNTCCIl COUNTY ,,^�ii ►.v� T{ (�: 3 11 li i5 is tr.D i 13 17 i4 NIW`CK'57ACtti SD -506 PPCP 1 LENY r9 isI-qT YR — 16 PO SP4 C UUKIT °(-: PI. 17 i 2i 4:-.",7 0 LEVY YES 18 9 =ID I I F%IY 19 25 P'OO SACK SD 506 PROP 2 x7 23 111I:7 2A _:2st_ 01. BG.JD!r. YE> 31 24 L ri a � 25 33 26 3a s 27 37 126 �29 3A 30 119 :3i 41 42 ii+i 43 M 45 3S j 46 47 3648 I 37 3 :2a 51 52 D 53 41 54 55 4256 1 57 47 56 �6fl 46 � 61 47 G2 53 -''d 64 49 _ 65 50 65 67 51 52 5 53 7 71 54 7 5s 73 54 74 75 76 77 59 78 79 60 Q Y 05 La Vk H 1 1 2 2 3 3 s 5 5 h 7 6 1ti' %8 7 4 :---,.ECTAt ELECTION ,z lose i2 ,oit :NAiC`; COUNTY k1nSi-!I?'GT0;,3 I� ,x B • t c r t3 Ir u NCQK: A.CK 51: P- PWOP i LEVY 14 IS 20 16 PC 1N CCUNT c+ RK I,I 1$ go 17-9 a p I EVY NQ 24 19 45 i26 NOUK--ACK SD SO(, PROP E Y3 v r - i12 PN' C ;UNT �; t ?3 1109 3c;0 ;Q w 4 01 8kliND = L 31 24AnNnS-i NO 32 i �a 34 21 • 35 xa :sr 29 38 34 30 40 31 41 32 42 43 +5 35 A6 47 3Q 48 37 4 3a S9 52 44 53 41 54 55 42 556 43 4J 59 'S 64 48 61 47 69 b3 61 49 5a 60 67 168 51 52 e 53 • r 71 Ss r 55 73 56 74 r 76 59 7a • r9 aQ m H 1 Y 4 3 a 4 s 5 6 6 p . 7 t C- • a 7 4 e SPECIAL ELECTION I` ,6 ATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON, v i3 3; NOOKS 4Cr, SID S06 PROP l LEVY t6 a0N COUNT ' r; r r. i 8 9717 � " F Z+ 14 � 2( IvOtiltr'1►1CIl 5€3 50+a C'ROP c" 2 7] G ?E Pf,1.-N L :ii'lT Nst - 75 s; 35: �eJ d 27 36 228 37 34 3a 30 39 40 31 41 42 43 44 45 35 46 36 47 49 37 S4 38 39 51 52 40 5] .11 54 as 55 56 G 57 ;e 58 d s4 ao 46 61 47 67 48 63 64i 49 M" .9 s] 6� 52 Fh r� 79 54 72 � r 56 74 5 75 78 58 17 59 7R 60 7v H5 9v.6 Du —+ State of Washington a i n��r�a i�u SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DIVISION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES School Fiscal Services Section Old Capitol Building. FG-11, Olympia, WA 98504 COUNTY AUDITOR'S REPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT FINANCING ELECTIONS COUNTY NAME SCHOOL D15TRICT NAME WHATCOM INOOKSACK S.D. NO. 506 I MINIMUM VOTER TURNOUT REQUIREMENTS: A. FOR EXCESS LEVIES Total votes cast at last November General Election 1,368 B. FOR BOND ISSUES VOTED UPON DURING THE YEAR IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING A STATE GENERAL ELECTION (odd or even number year) Total votes cast at last qualifying State General Election 1,368 II CANVASS OF ELECTION: PROPOSITION NUMBER NUMBER VOTES FOR NUMBER VOTES AGAINST CARRIED DEFEATED F;A 78 III ATTACH COPY OF OFFICIAL BALLOT(S): DATED THIS 1 (3 DAY OF , FEBRI ARY__ , 19_RR AUDITOR SIGN,P&URE Return Completed Report With Ballot Attached To: ROBERT M.SCHLEY Administrative Program Director School Fiscal Services Old Capitol Bldg. FG-11 Olympia, WA. 98504 FORM SPI M-466 (Rev 2/83) ABSENTEE VOTER GUIDE WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON SPECIAL ELECTION February 2, 1988 You must use this ballot, do not attempt to vote at the polls on election day. YOUR BALLOT CONSISTS OF: 1. A ballot card with styrofoam backer. 2. A punching tool. 3. A pink envelope. 4. A manila envelope. 5. A ballot page or pages. HOW TO VOTE 1. Complete the Statement of Absentee Voter on the manila mailing envelope. 2. To the right of each measure or candidate on the ballot page is a number which corresponds to the numbered dot on the ballot card. 3. With ballot card on foam backer, use the punching tool and firmly punch out the black dot in the same square as the position number on the ballot card. 4. Write-in candidates may be voted for by using space provided on the ballot stub. Do not punch any position number on the ballot card for the race in which a write-in candidate is desired. 5. After you have finished voting, the ballot card and the styrofoam backer should be placed in the pink envelope. The pink envelope should be placed into the mailing envelope. Mail your ballot so that it will be postmarked the day of the election or sooner. 6. If you spoil the punch card ballot, use a pen to mark the ballot page. When returning your ballot, it will require first class postage. AVG-WH 6 February 2, 1988 Whatcom County, Washington Nooksack School District No. 506 Special Election — Proposition No.1 599 SCHOOL OPERATION LEVIES Levy, Shall the following excess taxes for operation purposes be YES .100 levied for Nooksack Valley School District's General Fund upon all taxable property within the District: approximately Levy, $2.14 per $1,000.00 assessed value (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for 1989 collection; and approximately $2.08 per $1,000.00 assessed value NDY 102 (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for 1990 collection as specified in District Resolution No. 4, 1987-1988? 163 NO. PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 1,368 60% YES VOTE 328 PROP. 1 PASSED 78.6% PROP. 2 PASSED 76.1% Special Election — Proposition No. 2 577 NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 506 Bonds, GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS — $1,400,000 YES .109 For the purpose of constructing and equipping classroom additions to Nooksack Valley Elementary School and Sumas Primary School, making improvements to District library, athletic, parking and office facilities, and making other capital Bonds, improvements, shall Nooksack Valley School District No. 506 issue $1,400,000 of general obligation bonds payable out of NO -111 annual property tax levies in excess of constitutional or statutory tax limitations, maturing within a maximum term of 20 years, as provided in Resolution No. 5? 181 WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN WHATCOM COUNTY ON THE 2ND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1988, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN BELLINGHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 501, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON FOR PROP- OSITION TO PROVIDE $5,600,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR COLLECTION IN 1989' $5,600,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN FERNDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 502, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO PROVIDE $1,700,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR COLLECTION IN 1989 AND $1,700,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN BLAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 503, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITIONS TO PROVIDE $800,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR COLLECTION IN 1989 AND $850,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION: AND A SPECIAL LEVY OF $160,000 FOR COLLECTION IN 1989 FOR THE PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BUSES, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN LYNDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 504, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO PRO- VIDE $515,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR COLLECTION IN 1989 AND $565,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 505, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITIONS TO PROVIDE $395,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR COLLECTION IN 1989 AND $413,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION: AND GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $300,000, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 506, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITIONS TO PROVIDE $395,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR 1989 COLLECTION AND $395,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION: AND GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,400,000, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN MT. BAKER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO-. 507, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO PROVIDE $600,000 FOR OPERATION PURPOSES FOR 1989 COLLECTION AND $600,000 FOR 1990 COLLECTION. OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) SS. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I solemnly swear that the returns of the special election held on February 2, 1988, in Whatcom County, State of Washintton, have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures and that they are -the same as when they were deposited in my office. County Au itor Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12 h da f February, 1988. Cha r an, ounty Legislatii't Authority CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned officers designated by law and constituting the Canvassing Board for the County of Whatcom, State of Washington, hereby certify that this is a full, true and correct copy of the Abstract of of Votes cast at the special election held on February 2, 1988 in Whatcom County, State of Washington, that the total number of registered voters in the precincts of the above named school districts was 58,551; and that the total number of votes cast in such precincts was 12,736 Witness our hands and official seal this 12th day of February, 1988. �J County Audi or Cgairman, County Legislative Authority Cc3unty Prosecuting Attorney 1 �e 7 ---•-------CUMUi-ATIVE -REPORT----- 57-PREC-INCTS-PROGf-SSED PAGE I ---- �o SPECIAL ELECTION NOOKSACK SO 506 PROP 1 LEVY �„ y !I 1 ------FEBRUARY-2-.--1.988 ---- - ------1ST YR--S395s000 2ND-YR S3959000 - YHATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON POSN COUNT % RK 100 599 78.6 01 LEVY YES Ik _-•- _-._ _... .---__.__. ____ iD2 3�3 21�4_02—_ LEVY --NO ---•- r. 12736 21.8 BALL'OTS,PROCESSED/TURNOUT NOOKSACK SD 506 PROP 2 v� 58551 - - REGISTRATION -_ __._._.__..__........._-.___...______—._.--_-_G.O.---BONDS S194009000.00 POSN COUNT % RK 1 109 577 76.1 01 BONDS YES BEELLINGHAM-S.D- 501-3'ROP _l__LE/lES_BONDS NO_-_ __ __ ..-.-_-_._._ _----. 1ST YR $5v600i000 2cND YR S5v600v000 POSN COUNT % RK MT.BAKER SD 507 PROP 1 LEVY �! 1 0196 5438-78.5 01-.-- --LEVY YES —_ _____.1S7_.YR__$6009000 2ND YR S600.000 —_ _ 0'0•"B 1489 21.5 02 LEVY NO POSN COUNT % RK .��oo�� 119 769 75.7.01 LEVY YES It11 - -------- FERNDALE- S..D_-5O2-P-.ROP__"F_V_'- __121__247_24_3__02- ____ _--_. LEVY -.NO. _ 1ST YR S1s7009000 2ND YR S19700s000 -I _ POSN COUNT % RK - �y t -- 024 - -1174 71.1- 0-1=-------- -LEV]f YES---.----- _ _— _ -- - _ _ •. _ --•- "; 026 477 28.9 02 LEVY NO _--BLAINE 5.4...503- PROP-. 1ST YR $800 s0'00 .2ND YR $850:000 i POSN COUNT % RK ; 1 A I - 043—_3D4-75.4. 01-------_LEV]LYES - - --- - — - - -- - - - - - -- 945 164 24.6 02 LEVY NO - .._ _._.-.-•-- ---.____-- _-.___,. BLAINE..S.D..__5II3._PROP_�_.LEY_Y_-__.—_.__..�__--_.,.-..,_....._...-._.�__._..----.-••----•.----• ---..- .. -.. . _ � $1609000 SCHOOL BUSES � POSN COUNT % RK � i• J 053. _ __ 485.73.5 O1---.--.-LEVY YES . ,111 055 175 26.5 02 LEVY NO u -- - -- - --- ----- - - --- - y -- --- LYNDEN S.D.504-PROP 1 MEALY 1ST YR $515Y0.00 2ND YR $565*000 P_CSN COUNT %_ RK 1`' y a62 .963 .82.6 01 -- - ---LEY.Y YES -- ---------- - - - 764 '182 17.4.02 LEVY NO I I E!rY 1ST YR $3959000 2ND YR 5413s00D• -----� -- -- ---- - - -- - -------_'----- ---- Isi � -1 POSN COUNT % RK 090 - 454 78.0 01-----.-LEVY--YES—.__� O82 128 22.0 02 LEVY -NO - ._ . _ _. .- _ -•MERIDIAN SO, S05_..PRO R._2— _______ G.O. BONDS $3009000..00 POSN COUNT % RK P I 0'89 407 70■ 1 _01-- - - -BONDS_ YES-- ;, W911 174 29.9 02 BONDS NO } 1 4 5 6 February 2,1988 Whatcom County, Washington February 2,1988 Whatcom County, Washington February 2,1988 Whatcom County, Washington Lynden School District No. 504 Special Election — Proposition No.1 SCHOOL OPERATION LEVIES Shall the following excess taxes for operation purposes be levied for Lynden School District's General Fund upon all taxable property within the District: approximately $1.71 per S1,000.00 assessed value (based an 100% of true and fair value) to provide $515,000 for 1989 collection; and approx- imately S1.85 per s1,OD0.00 assessed value (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide S565,000 for 1990 collection as specified in District Resolution No. 10-1987? Meridian School District No. 505 Special Election — Proposition No.1 454 863 TWO-YEAR SCHOOL OPERATION Lev AND MAINTENANCE LEVIES YES - 80 Levy Shall the following excess taxes for operation/maintenance purposes be levied for the Meridian School District's General YES - 62 Fund upon all taxable property within the District: Approx- imately $2.56 per $1,000 assessed value (based on 100% Levy, of true and fair value) to provide $395,000 for 1989 collection; $2.63 $1,000 NO - 82 Levy, and approximately per assessed value (based i on 100% true and fair value) to provide $413,000 for 1990 NO - 64 collection all as specified in School Board Resolution No. 128 16-87? fi - W No. Persons Voting Last_ General Election 2,898 60% Yes Vote 695 Prop. 1 Passed 82.6% No. Persons Voting Last General Election 1,215 60% Yes Vote 292 Prop. 1 Passed 7876 Special Election — Proposition No. 2 407 MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 505 Bonds, GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS — $300,000 YES - 89 To construct a library addition and gymnasium storage addi- tion at Meridian Middle School and an all-weather track, storage building and gymnasium ventilation system at Meridian High School and other capital improvements, shall Bonds Meridian School District No. 505 issue $300,000 of general NO - 91 obligation bonds payable, both principal and interest, out of annual property tax levies in excess of constitutional or statutory limitations, maturing within a maximum term of five 174 years, as provided in District Resolution No.17-87? No. Persons Voting Last General Election 1,215 6076 Yes Vote 292 Prop. 2 Passed 70.1% Nooksack School District No. 506 Special Election — Proposition No.1 599 SCHOOL OPERATION LEVIES be Levy, YES -100 Shall the following excess taxes for operation purposes levied for Nooksack Valley School District's General Fund upon all taxable property within the District: approximately S2.14 per S1,000.0 value (based on 100% of true Ior 1989 collection; Levy, and fair value) to provide $395,000.D0 , and approximately S2.08 per $1,0D0.00 assessed value NO - 102 Rbased on 100%of true and fair value) to provide S395.000.00 for 1990 collection as specified in District Resolution No. 4, 1987-1988? 163 No Persons Voting Last General Election 1,368 60% Yes Vote 328 Prop. 1 Passed 78.6% Special Election — Proposition No. 2 577 NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 506 Bonds, GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS — $1,400,000 YES .109 For the purpose of constructing and equipping classroom additions to Nooksack Valley Elementary School and Sumas Primary School, making improvements to District library, athletic, parking and office facilities, and making other capital Bonds, improvements, shall Nooksack Valley School District No. 506 NO -111 issue $1,400,000 of general obligation bonds payable out of annual property tax levies in excess of constitutional or statutory tax limitations, maturing within a maximum term of 181 20 years, as provided in Resolution No. 5? No. Persons Voting Last General Election 1,368 60% Yes Vote 328 Prop. 2 Passed 76.1 NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 506 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS RESOLUTION NO. 5 A RESOLUTION of the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, providing for the form of the ballot proposition and specifying certain other details concerning submission to the qualified electors of the district at a special election to be held therein on February 2, 1988, of a proposition for the issuance of its general obligation bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $1,400,000, or so much thereof as may be issued under the laws governing the indebtedness of school districts for the purpose of providing funds to acquire, con- struct, equip and make certain capital improve- ments to the facilities of the school district. PREPARED BY: ADOPTED DECEMBER 16, 1987 PRESTON, THORGRIMSON, ELLIS & HOLMAN 5400 Columbia Seafirst Center 701 Fifth Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104-7011 TABLE OF CONTENTS* Page Recitals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Section 1. Findings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Section 2. Capital Improvements . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Section 3. Authorization of Bonds . . . . . . . . . . 3 Section 4. Details of Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Section 5. Bond Election . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 *This Table of Contents is not a part of the following resolution. -i- FWW:WORK31:11 RESOLUTION NO. 5 A RESOLUTION of the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, providing for the form of the ballot proposition and specifying certain other details concerning submission to the qualified electors of the district at a special election to be held therein on February 2, 1988, of a proposition for the issuance of its general obligation bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $1,400,000, or so much thereof as may be issued under the laws governing the indebtedness of school districts for the purpose of providing funds to acquire, con- struct, equip and make certain capital improve- ments to the facilities of the school district. WHEREAS, additional school facilities are needed in Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington (the "District"), in order to provide the students of the District with adequate, proper and safe educational facilities; and WHEREAS, in order to provide part of the funds to enable the District to acquire, construct, equip and make such necessary capital improvements to its existing facilities, it is deemed necessary and advisable that the District issue and sell its unlimited tax levy general obligation bonds in the principal amount of $1,400,000; and WHEREAS, the Constitution and laws of the State of Washington provide that the question of whether or not such bonds may be issued and sold for such purposes must be submitted to the qualified electors of the District for their ratification or rejection; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Wash- ington, as follows: Section 1. Findings. This Board of Directors (the "Board") hereby finds and declares that the best interest of the students and other inhabitants of the District requires the District to carry out the plans hereinafter provided at the time or times and in the order deemed most necessary and advisable by the Board. Section 2. Capital Improvements. The District shall make the following capital improvements to the facilities of the school district: 1. Construct and equip classroom additions to Nooksack Valley Elementary School and Sumas Primary School. 2. Make library improvements to Nooksack Valley Elementary School; construct a playshed at Nooksack Valley Elementary School. 3. Make improvements to the District bus garage and parking areas. 4. Construct and equip additional office facilities. 5. Make improvements to the junior high school wrestling facilities. 6. Perform acoustical work at District gymnasiums. 7. Acquire new equipment and furniture. The cost of all necessary architectural, engineering, and other consulting services, inspection and testing, administrative and relocation expenses, on and off -site utilities, and other costs incurred in connection with the making of the foregoing capital improvements shall be deemed a part of the costs of such improvements. Such improvements shall be complete with all necessary furniture, equipment and appurtenances. If available funds are sufficient, the District shall acquire, construct, equip and make other capital improvements to the facilities of the District, all as the Board of Directors finds necessary. The District shall determine the application of available moneys as between the various projects set forth above so as to accomplish, as nearly as may be, all improvements described or provided for in this section. The District shall determine the exact extent and specifications for construction of structures or -2- FWW:WORK31:11 other improvements. If the District shall determine that it has become impractical to accomplish any of such improvements or portions thereof by reason of changed conditions or needs, incompatible development, costs substantially in excess of those estimated, or acquisition by a superior governmental authority, the District shall not be required to accomplish such improvement and may apply bond proceeds as set forth in this section. If any or all of the improvements have been completed, or their completion duly provided for, or their completion found to be impractical, the District may apply the bond proceeds or any portion thereof to other portions of the improvements or to other capital purposes of the District, or to payment of principal of or interest on the bonds, as the District in its discretion shall determine. In the event that the proceeds of sale of the bonds, plus any other moneys of the District legally available, are insufficient to accomplish all of the capital improvements provided `by this section, the District shall use the available funds for paying the cost of those improvements for which the bonds were approved deemed by the Board most necessary and to the best interest of the District. Section 3. Authorization of Bonds. For the purpose of providing part of the funds necessary to pay the cost of the improvements described in Section 2 hereof, together with incidental costs and costs related to the sale and issuance of the bonds, the District shall issue and sell its unlimited tax levy general obligation bonds in the principal amount of not to exceed $1,400,000. The balance of the cost of such improvements shall be paid out of any moneys which the District now has or may later have on hand which are legally available for such purposes and out of possible state or federal grants of money. None of said bond proceeds shall be used for the replacement of equipment or for any other than a capital purpose. Such bonds shall be -3- FWW:WORK31:11 issued in an amount not exceeding the amount approved by the qualified electors of the District as required by the Constitution and laws of the State of Washington or exceeding the amount permitted by the Constitution and laws of the State of Washington. Section 4. Details of Bonds. The bonds provided for in Section 3 hereof shall be sold in such amounts and at such time or times as deemed necessary and advisable by this Board and as permitted by law, shall bear interest at a rate or rates not to exceed the maximum rate permitted by law at the time the bonds are sold, and shall mature in such amounts and at such times within a maximum term of twenty (20) years from date of issue, but may mature at an earlier date or dates, as authorized by this Board and as provided by law. Said bonds shall be general obligations of the District and, unless paid from other sources, both principal thereof and interest thereon shall be payable out of annual tax levies to be made upon all the taxable property within the District without limitation as to rate or amount and in excess of any constitutional or statutory tax limitations. The exact date, form, terms and maturities of said bonds shall be as hereafter fixed by resolution of the Board of Directors. After voter approval of the bond proposition and in anticipation of the issuance of such bonds, the District may issue short term obligations as authorized and provided by Chapter 39.50 RCW. Section 5. Bond Election. It is hereby found and declared that an emergency exists requiring the District to submit to the qualified electors of the District the proposition of whether or not the District shall issue such bonds for such purposes at a special election to be held therein on the 2nd day of February, 1988. The Whatcom County Auditor as ex officio supervisor of elections is hereby requested also to find the existence of such -4- FWW:WORK31:11 emergency and to call and conduct said special election to be held within the District on said date and to submit to the qualified electors of the District the proposition hereinafter set forth. The Secretary of the Board of Directors is hereby authorized and directed to certify said proposition to said officials in the following form: PROPOSITION NO. I` NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 506 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS - $1,400,000 For the purpose of constructing and equipping classroom additions to Nooksack Valley Elementary School and Sumas Primary School, making improvements to District library, athletic, parking and office facilities, and making other capital improvements, shall Nooksack Valley School District #506 issue $1,400,000 of general obligation bonds payable out of annual property tax levies in excess of constitutional or statuto- ry tax limitations, maturing within a maximum term of 20 years, as provided in Resolution #5? BONDS, YES. . . . . . . . . . . . BONDS, NO . . . . . . . . . . . . The polls for such special election shall be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M. The Secretary of the Board of Directors is hereby authorized to deliver a certified copy of this resolution to the Whatcom County Auditor. ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, at a regular meeting'thereof held the 16th day of December, 1987. NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 506 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON Q -5- FWW:WORK31:11 ATTEST: Secret y, Board of Directors Board of Directors -6- FWW:WORK31:11 CERTIFICATE I, the undersigned, Secretary of the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, (the "District") and keeper of the records of the Board of Directors (herein called the "Board"), DO HEREBY CERTIFY: 1. That the attached resolution is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. 5 of the Board (herein called the "Resolu- tion"), duly adopted at a regular meeting thereof held on the 16th day of December, 1987. 2. That said meeting was duly convened and held in all respects in accordance with law, and to the extent required by law, due and proper notice of such meeting was given; that a legal quorum was present throughout the meeting and a legally sufficient number of members of the Board voted in the proper manner for the adoption of said Resolution; that all other re- quirements and proceedings incident to the proper adoption of said Resolution have been duly fulfilled, carried out and other- wise observed; and that I am authorized to execute this certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this L day of December, 1987. ecretary, Board of Directors RESOLUTION NO. 4 - 1987-88 A resolution of the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, providing for the submission to the qualified electors of the District at a special election to be held therein on February 2, 1988 of the proposition of whether or not there should be levied an excess tax of approximately 2.14 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for the District's General Fund to pay part of the general expenses of maintenance and operation of the District, such levy to be made in 1988 for col- lection in 1989 and whether there should be levied a further excess tax of approximately 2.08 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for the District's General Fund to pay part of the general expenses of maintenance and operation of the District, such levy to be made in 1989 for collection in 1990. WHEREAS, the money in and to be paid into the General Fund of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, during the 1988-1989 and 1989-1990 and 1990-1991 school years will be insufficient to enable the District to take care of all of its necessary financial obligations and to properly meet the educational needs of students attending the District's schools; and WHEREAS, in order to properly provide for said financial obli- gations and educational needs of the District for the next two successive school years, it is deemed necessary that a tax of approximately 2.14 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for the District's General Fund be levied upon all of the taxable property within the District in excess of the maximum annual tax levy permitted by law to be levied for the District without a vote of the electors, such levy to be made in 1988 for collection in 1989 and that a tax of approximately 2.08 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for the District's General Fund be levied upon all of the taxable property within the District in excess of the maximum annual tax levy permitted by law to be levied for the District without a vote of the electors, such levy to be made in 1989 for collection in 1990; and WHEREAS, the Constitution and laws of the State of Washington require that the question of whether or not such excess tax may be levied must be submitted to the qualified electors of the District for their rati- fication or rejection, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, as follows: Section 1. It is hereby found and declared that the welfare of the students and other residents of the District requires the District to carry out the plans hereinafter provided. Section 2. In order to provide $395,000.00 for the General Fund of the District, a tax of approximately 2.14 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation (based on 100% of true and fair value) should be levied in 1988 for collection in 1989 upon all the taxable property within the District in excess of the maximum annual tax levy permitted by law to be levied for the District without a vote of the electors and that in order to provide a $395,000.00 for the General Fund of the District, a tax of approx- imately 2.08 per thousand of assessed valuation (based on 100% of true and fair value) should be levied in 1989 for collection in 1990 upon all the taxable property within the District in excess of the maximum annual tax levy permitted by law to be levied for the District without a vote of the electors. Upon approval by the voters of Proposition No. 1 hereinafter set forth, the District may use the proceeds of such levies during the 1988- 1989, 1989-1990, and 1990-1991 school years by incurring an indebtedness by the issuance of warrants against the General Fund of the District, and may expend the proceeds of said levies to pay such part of the general expenses of maintenance and operations of the District as may be authorized or allowed by law for the use of excess levy funds. Section 3. It is hereby found and declared that an emergency exists requiring the submission to the qualified electors of the District of the proposition of whether or not such excess taxes should be levied in 1988 and 1989 for their ratification or rejection at a special election to be held herein on February 2, 1988. The Whatcom County Auditor as ex officio supervisor of elections in Whatcom County is hereby requested to also find the existence of such emergency and to call and conduct said special election to be held within the District on said date and to submit to the qualified electors of the District the proposition hereinafter set forth. The Secretary of the Board of Directors is hereby authorized and directed to certify said proposition in the following form: PROPOSITION NO. 1 SCHOOL OPERATION LEVIES Shall the following excess taxes for operation purposes be levied for Nooksack Valley School District's General Fund upon all taxable pro- perty within the District: approximately 2.14 per $1,000.00 assessed value (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for 1989 collection; and approximately 2.08 per $1,000.00 assessed value (based on 100% of true and fair value) to provide $395,000.00 for 1989 �9qo collection as specified in District Resolution No. 4, 1987-1988? LEVY.......................YES LEVY.......................NO / / The Secretary of the Board of Directors of the District is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of this resolution to the Whatcom County Auditor. ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District No. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, at a regular open public meeting thereof, held December 16, 1987, the following Directors being present and voting therefor. NOOKSACK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT #506 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON BY �,�J4)jk Directors CERTIFICATION I, Leo Groves, Secretary of the Board of Directors of Nooksack Valley School District NO. 506, Whatcom County, Washington, do hereby certify that the foregoing constitutes a true and correct copy of Resolution No. 4 - 1987-1988 of such Board of Directors duly adopted at a regular meeting thereof held the 16th day of December, 1987. 1 Secretary